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Assay Troubleshooting
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Flagged control parameters in the Assay Report pinpoint the specific failed component (antibody, tracer, etc.) in a bad assay |
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StatLIA’s Troubleshooting Chart maps the correlation between flagged control parameters and the corresponding immunoassay component they monitor |
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By matching the flagged control parameters in the Assay Report with the ones in the chart, it is easy to determine which immunoassay component failed |
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Because StatLIA monitors more than 50 control parameters, it is easy to differentiate between a bad assay and a good assay with a bad control specimen. (See the Troubleshooting Chart Case Examples) |
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StatLIA's statistical analysis and troubleshooting ensures that problems are found and corrected with the first bad assay, before problems grow waiting for trends to develop |
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Click on graphic of the troubleshooting chart below to download pdf file. Click on the Troubleshooting Chart Case Examples title to go to article.
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